I am a tenure researcher at CNRS based in Dauphine University- Leda and the head the Macro and Finance team at CEPII.
My research focuses on the interplay between finance and the real economy, i.e. the international financial drivers of real instability and the significant developments of international finance. I don't believe that financial markets are only a channel through which exogenous shocks are transmitted to the real economy. It can only explain a part of the real dynamics. Minsky's idea of an endogenous credit cycle gives a broader picture. I am also influenced by Aglietta's idea that the monetary system is a key driver of the credit cycle. That said, I use mainstream methodology to examine the different research questions.
I have been visiting Princeton University in 2014-2016. It was incredibly exciting. Before that, my first academic position was Lecturer at the Hong Kong UST in 2006-2008 and associate Professor at Rouen Business School and scientific advisor at OFCE from 2008 to 2013.
I have been a CEPR Research Affiliate since 2012 and I am currently chair of the Financial Markets Commission of the CNIS,. an independent body bringing together producers and users of the French public Statistics. I have been a member of Conseil d'Analyse Economique (Council of Economic Analysis), an independent advisory body reporting to the French Prime Minister from 2017 to 2019.
I am from Paris and yet I love outdoor activities (my last craze is kite-boarding). I have two amazing kids, both smart and funny.
Anne-Laure Delatte
CNRS
